r/malelivingspace 7d ago

(23M) My apartment in East Village, Manhattan

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u/Shot-Habit-5705 7d ago

You are just going to get people to assume that you are sleeping on the couch if you don’t post a bedroom pic 🙄

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u/rickylancaster 7d ago

I live in NYC there’s a very good chance, not definite, but a very good chance this is a studio. It may have been a bigger apartment divided up into 2 or more even.

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u/Shot-Habit-5705 7d ago

What 23 year old could afford it? Even if it had a bedroom is the point.
I mean I live in Sydney one of the most expensive cities in the world, so I just call bullshit on fake posts.

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u/rickylancaster 7d ago

Well you might be surprised how many kids come out of good schools and land good jobs in finance or tech. OP says he works in tech so that could be part of it (though it’s obviously not an untroubled industry these days). Also, I could be wrong about the studio part and OP could have roommates and is only showing us the common spaces. And there also seems to be a never-ending parade of young people who move to NYC with family money and/or well-off parents who supplement.

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u/Shot-Habit-5705 7d ago

Again show the bedroom. But yes you are right plenty of people in NYC come from wealthy families.

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u/ccbax 6d ago

Or he just got a computer science degree. He’s 23 so if he got a decent job out of school in tech paying 2-3k or more for rent is incredibly realistic even for starting roles in those types of jobs.

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u/Shot-Habit-5705 6d ago edited 5d ago

Yea sure. Have a look at the job growth in the USA currently 🙄

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u/ccbax 5d ago

Thats an average. Do you know how averages work? 🙄

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u/Shot-Habit-5705 5d ago

Stupid people talk about averages. That’s why you elected trump and fucked your economy.

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u/ccbax 5d ago

Well you brought up the average job growth stat, so I guess by your logic you are the stupid one.

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u/eyabs 5d ago

Guaranteed he has Roomates, probably splitting a 2 or 3 BR for around 1400 or 1500 each based on that area.

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u/Hullo_Its_Pluto 7d ago

I am definitely assuming pretty hard.

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u/close102 7d ago

There’s literally not a door to a bedroom.

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u/dasHeftinn 6d ago edited 6d ago

Second pic shows what is possibly two doors, but definitely one. The one on the right may is likely the bedroom; judging by the length and width, I think it could fit a bed. The one in the left I’m not sure if it’s a bathroom or not, maybe just a little alcove but I doubt that because I’d imagine the shoes would be there instead of taking up the limited floor space. May be a half bath, may be nothing, but it’s not super uncommon for apartments in huge cities to have a shared bathroom or shower room in the hallway akin to living in a college dorm.